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On San Jacinto Day, Texans don’t just remember a battle. They remember a moment when ordinary men decided that liberty was worth EVERYTHING. On April 21, 1836, near present-day Houston, the Texian army led by Sam Houston…
The federal government is moving to “modernize” the Selective Service System (the draft) by shifting toward automatic registration.…
There’s something strange about how we treat politicians in this country. We elect them to represent us. To work…
As primary elections continue, it’s worth examining not just who is being endorsed, but the ecosystem around endorsements. Endorsements…
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View Archive →A Texas Tech graduate and former U.S. Army intelligence analyst, I've spent the last decade running liberty-focused campaigns, staffing Texas lawmakers, and working in public policy. I currently serve as President of Texas Policy Research, a nonprofit organization dedicated to bringing transparency to the legislative process and advancing liberty-based solutions that improve governance across the Lone Star State.
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